Pg. Wodehouse

About the Author

P.G. Wodehouse, the inimitable British humorist born in 1881, crafted a literary universe brimming with eccentric aristocrats, bumbling butlers, and the indomitable Bertie Wooster alongside his unflappable valet Jeeves, capturing the absurdities of Edwardian high society with effortless wit and charm. Renowned for his mastery of the English language, Wodehouse's works have delighted generations, offering escapist joy amid the chaos of the 20th century. From his early schoolboy tales to the sprawling sagas of Blandings Castle, his prolific output—spanning novels, short stories, and plays—cemented his legacy as a timeless satirist. Even after his death in 1975, Wodehouse's gentle irony and impeccable prose continue to enchant readers worldwide, proving that laughter is indeed the best medicine.